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In the Linux operating system, shells act as an interface between users and the system itself, enabling the execution of commands and scripts. Among various types of shells, the concept of a ‘login shell’ often comes up. But what exactly …

One of the most fundamental tools for testing and diagnosing network connectivity in any operating system is the Ping command. In Linux, Ping is often used by system administrators and users alike to troubleshoot internet connection problems, check the availability …

Linux log files are a goldmine of information about the system’s inner workings and performance. They record various events and provide insights into the behavior of both system and application processes. However, extracting useful information from these log files can …

Vi and its enhanced version Vim (Vi Improved) are two ubiquitous text editors in the Unix and Linux worlds. These editors are well-regarded for their efficiency, especially when it comes to editing large files or working over slow network connections. …

Hibernation is a power-saving state designed to help users save and resume their work without loss. While intuitive on many platforms, hibernation in Linux can often seem perplexing. Join us as we demystify Linux hibernation, providing insights that could help …

In the Linux file system, some files and directories are hidden for various reasons, often to prevent accidental modification or deletion. These items usually start with a period (‘.’). However, there are times when you might need to view or …

Handling files efficiently is a critical part of Linux system administration, and renaming files is no exception. While the basic ‘mv’ command can handle most file renaming tasks, there are several other techniques that can make the process more flexible …

If you’re working with Linux, it’s almost certain that you’ll need to deal with compressed files at some point. One of the formats you might come across is the XZ format. The .xz format is known for its high compression …

Linux is known for its robustness, security, and the vast array of software available for it. But with such a wide range of applications, it can be challenging to decide which ones to install. If you’re a Linux user looking …

Whether you’re setting up a dual-boot system or installing Windows on another machine, you might find yourself needing to create a bootable Windows USB stick using your Linux system. Though it might sound complex, the process is straightforward if you …